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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-19

+. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT NOTICETO LIVERY
Il MEN AND ALL OTHERS IN WANT OF
HORSES, VEHICLES, AND HARNESS.-Wnl
sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1887,
at 10 A. NJ, for the purpose Of closing the estate
OF William ii. Sutherland, all OF the LIVERY
STOCK contained In the stables OF William Ii.
Sutherland & Sons, consisting OF
25 FIRST-CLASS HORSES,
II CARRIAGES,
COUPE.
HEARSE,
/ WAGON.
T-CART,
DRAG.
BUGGlRS,
PHAET0NS,
DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS,
OFFICE and STABLE FIXTURES.
Your attention is respectfully called 10 the
above. Wait for the sale.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under 500, cash
over that, sixty days time; approved paper, az
per cent interest
MARTHA j. SUTHERLAND,
ap1etd Administrators.
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IL - Inv Il
Special Commissioner
ByN. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auc;iOneer.
Richmond, Va.

Richmond, va.
VHAT VERY DESIRABLE BLOCK
4 OFGROUND on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
CANAL STREET, Extending FROM
TWELFTH TO THIRTEENTH STREET,
FRONTING 255 FEET on CANAL STREET,
AND RUNNING BACK lCG FEET. AT AUG
TION.-By request OF the owners / will soil by
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1887,
Immediately after the sale Of the Gallego-Mills
property SAY at o'clock p. ~, the exceeding
~ valuable BLOCK OF LAND situated as
above, adjoining ShockOe Warehouse, with the
dimensions a. stated. and running back 10 and
embracing the substantial stone wall on its
rear line. By reason Of its central and isolated
position. in close proximity 10 the heavy bust
ness Of the city. near to the railroad depotS.
mills, and warehouses, this Is beyond doubt
the best piece Of property in the entire city for
factories. warehouses, lumber-yards, or for any
manufacturing purpose.
This lot lies broadsde Of large piece OF
ground owned 10y the GaliegO-Mills Company,
which l. 70 be sold on the same day-thc two
blocks thus to be sold affOrding an opportunity
to acquire very large area in the heart of the
city.
This land can be purchased privately az any
time before the hour Of sale. Plat 20 be seen
al the ofIiCe Of the auctiOneer.
TTRys: Reasonable. \. W. BOWE,
an 10 AuctiOneer
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pncTpnNEMENr

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed 10
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1887,
| OF O'Clock p. ".
FRANKLIN STEARNs, JR,
X. A. ROPER,
anto Trustees.
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FREIGHT

Freight received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth. smithneld, Hampton, cold Point Wa
verify, and HIcksford, Va; Washington, d. G. I;
Sewbern, Washington, aud Tarboro', n. q. all
stations on Atlantic and Daaville railroad,
seaboard aud Roanoke railroad. Norfolk South
efn railroad, aud Eastern North Carolina gem
orally; also. for Easteru Shore Of vtrgiaia and
hammock rivera, a. LOWEST RATES aud
through bills issued.
L. b. TATUM. superintendent
0c - No. iii Main street. and R0ckettA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-19
By n. w. Bowe,

Real Estate AucuOneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
u TABLE SOUTH FOURTH-STREET PRO
PEPTY, NEAR GAMBLESIllLL PARh. IN
TIVE CRY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF
New Kent county entered on the LIST day OF Dc
cember. 1886. In the suit Of Elizabeth w. Nor
ris rs. Martha l.. Jones and dts, we VIII seu py
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL IS, 1887,
NJ Az o'clock p. NJ, the MEDIUM-SIZED
DWELLING No. 300 south Fourth street, be-
tween Byrd and Canal streets, containing about
ten rooms. with ample servants accommodh-
tons. The lot fronts 45 feet on fourth street
and runs back between parallel lines l35 feet.
The house Is In an improving location, and this
sale should attract those seeking home or an
investment. -,
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months for notes, with In
terest added. and tho title retained until all the
purchase-moneyb be paid.
WE EXPECT TO SELL -
n. W. BOWIE,
T. 6. MARTIN,
Special Commissioners.
LEM Crump, clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
New Kent county, do certify that n. w. Bowe
and 7. s. Martin have executed bond In SUM-
cient security. conditioned for the faithful dis
charce of their duties "a special commission
ers acting under decree Of the Circuit Court OF
New Kent In the cause of Morriss representa-
tive ~. Jones ct ais, entered on the lat day OF
December. 1886
Given under my baud this 18th day OF Febru-
AIRY, 1851 L. NJ. CRUMP, Clerk.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
POSTPONED on account Of weather to
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1857,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
". W. BOWIE,
4. $. MARTIN,
Rpi9 Special Commissioners.
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BY James d. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. l1i3 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THE VERY
"A DESIRABLE DETACHED BRICK-AND-
FRAME TW O-STORY-AN D-BASEMENT
DWELLING No. 1874, WITH FINE LOT ABOUT
2Sxls0 FEET, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET NEAR MOTIONS FLOWER-GAR-
DENLY request Of the owner | shall sell by
public auction, on the promises. on
THURSDAY NEXT, 21sT INSTANT,
al ~ o'clock 2. NJ. the above-named valuable
aud well-located PROPERTY. The DWELLING
is neat. well-built, aud well-arranged one,
with brick basement and two stories above
Same, containing six rooms, with the usual con-
yencnces, in good order. Wen OF line water
on the lot
The lot Is a specially-desirable one, fronting
about ~ feet and extending back between
parallel lines about 1870 feet TO en- alley IN com
mon 20 feet wide, and has also good paved
side alley.
The locality Is most desirable one and the
properly increasing in value daily.
TERMS: Easy, and announced at sale.
GplG JAMES b. ELAN.
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Observation-Disclosures.

A NuiNA1 EAhf n MI Olll'f tNO = 4 -
~ sCHEDU LE TAKING EFFECT
FEBRUARY %, 1877.
LEAvB RIcHYoSD;
Az A NJ. for Newport News. Old Point CCT'
fort daily. aud for Norfolk, daly
except sunday. Pullman pafloi
cars 70 Old Point.
ilO A. NJ. Through and Lo,al Mall % 81
points West Sieepers tii'-1
Forge TO Huntington. except sha
day,
$40 P. N. for Yewpsrt News, Old Point SIS; ss1
Norfolk. except sunday Pullman
parior cars ~ Old Point
100 r. VI. GOrdonsyile Accommodation, e.
cept SUNDAY. ..,..
s.s5 P. NJ for Louisville, Cincinnati. e. rs,
go, ST Louis, Memphis, ana Nes
Orleans - Fast Express Ni.A
through Punmans daily Only
route running Pullmans hssi
from Richmond.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND;
S.4n A. N Cof6Onsyille Accommodation.
ff0S A. Il. from Norfolk. Old POinL and Nes'
port News. except sunday. run
man porior cars
SOS p. NJ. from local points aud The West ei'
eept Sunday.
go p. NJ. from Old PoiuL Newport Ne"
daily. and from Norfolk faily, ca.
cept Sunday Pullman Pai'o'
cars. -,
$50 p. NJ. from Louisville and clneinnau-
Fast Express-daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets
Tickets at 100 Main street and a. me d ..
General Passenger AsshL
WILLIAMS C. MIcKHAp, Second Vse-rrrs'
dent W
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CAME TO MY PLACE SEV-lssss
~ RRAL days ago. TWO COWS and
ONE HEIFEk-ali brown In color. Owner can
got them BY calling and paying damages.
AUGUST BERKMYER,
near Henry sleurohrss,
ap 1917 Cash corner below Poorhouse.
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POUND PARTY.
HELP THE AGED.
ANIMAL POUND PARTY
or THE
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR

ST. S0PHIAS HOME,
corner Haryie and Main streets, commencing
MONDAY, ArRL 18TH,
and lasting DURING THE WEEK. Donations
can be loft al the following places; Messrs
Christian White, elf Main street; Mr.. j. M.
Higgins, east Franklin street; Mr.. ID. Column
bus. Third and Broad streets; Mr.. Mittsndorf.
Eighth and Cary streets; Mr.. W. Rankin, Pine
and Cary streets; Mr.. p. 0,Neiil, Louisiana
street; hrE hahony, Eighteenth and venabie
streets. ap 1885,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-19

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ~
COMPANY'S >>sss<<1s
JAMES-RIvER LINE
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT
NEWS, CLAREMONT, AND
JAMES-RlVER LANDINGS DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
AtN0RFofK closely with all lines for Old
Point Comfort, Washington, ID. C., baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York; same afternoon
also with rail and steamboat lines tor eastern
North Carolina and the South.
A. NEWPORT NEWS for Smithneld, Va;
And at CLARENONT with the Atlantic and
Danville railroad for Wayerly. HicSsfori, Sc.
ONLY ALL-WATEk ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALE CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
FIRST-CLAsS MEALS.
The eiegantiy-rebuilt ana fast steamer
ARIEL.
carrying United States Nail,l
CArTAis DEYO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY AZ Z
A. NJ. (BR0AD-STREEr CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TIAE for abose-named places, arriving
nc Norfolk at SIP. NJ. Returning, the steamer
leaves Norfolk. Old Point. aud Newport News
on alternate days, arriving at Richmond ato Z.
NJ.
Through tickets to above-named points on
sale on steamer aud at CARRIERS Agency, ioo
Main street. Baggage checked through
STAfE-R0OMs ENGAGED FOX DAY
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

A church building is sadly needed
i. Rocky Ford. People coming into
this city, as rule, look first for
school building then a church.
While we have good building for
Temporary use, kindly furnished by
Mr.. Capron, it cannot be depended
on too long. Next spring that will
be valuable business corner and he
will not feel disposed to have it used
for that purpose, then We will be
left. 1t looks to us like some of the
denominations who have funds for
that purpose would spend little of
it here. Every citizen in town would
subscribe literally to any denomina-
ton who would build a church,
Rocky Foru Enterprise.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

A large gray wolf visited the
premises of Larry Lanham, few
miles southwest of town, last week,
and made free with some of Lar VS.
choicest chickens. Gu tho folio win.
night his wolf-ship returned to re-
peat the performance, but on enter
ing the chicken house found his head
in we'll placed moose which the
frantic efforts of the victim only serv-
ed to tighten. The rope was manip-
ulated with such success that the
chicken thief was dangling from
raftsr, and Larry is now the hapiest
man in Las Animas county.-Spring-
field Advertiser.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

In former times foreigners used to
throng to Cairo to see that revolving
ceremony called the Dosah, which is
a part of the celebration of the Mulid
en- Nebi, or the proyhet's birthday.
They may not see it more, beca use it
was owing to Mr.. Butler and his ar
guments that the Khedive abolished
it. The Dosah was a minor Jugger-
naut business For distance of 500
yards dervishes would lie Hat on the
ground, making q living pavement
as wide as the length of a man, and
over his human road bed the sheik
of the deryishes would ride on horse
back. at was stout cob," is the
way the author describes the i,orss
and the sheik was no light weight.
Tho dcvout Mohanmedan beiieves
that, by the miraculous intervetion
of the prophet, nobody is hurt, but
Mr.. Butler declars that many died
from injuries thus received and were
sent out of Cairo to be buried. The
sheik of the dervishes is believed to
go from one faint into another on
this horrible occasion. Mr.. Butler
examined the horses feet and found
that he was shod in the eastern man.
ner-a round iron plate covering the
bottom of the hoof. 1t ls due to Mr..
Butler to state that demonstrating
with the Khedive there was no Dos
ah.-New York Times Book Review.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

About $50 Mormons arrived night
before last. Some of them left on
the night train for La Jara and Man
asses, Colorado, and the rest took
the noon train yesterday tor Salt
Lake. This outfit were not from the
old country, but from the southern
states, as could be seen from the ap-
pearance of their great pile of bag
gage. One big valise had strapped
to it bag of fragrant sassafras DOT.
Another piece of baggage came loose
and spilled big fat yams. The pos
SCISSOR of it evidently supposed sweet
potatoes don't grow in Colorado
Pueblo Chieftain.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03
DR.. G. W. Tidwell.
offic. Up Stairs IN Godding Block.
Lamar, Colo.
DR.. E. P. Rice,
0I. D. =. IGIC6s
Physician and Surgeon,
once over City Drug Store. north Side.
LAMAR. COLORADO.

The rainfall Of the past summer
in Arizona has been uuprecsdencsd.
and the Oldest Inhabitants look upon
it as phenomenal, and enter into tho
general belief that the climate 3
gradually changing,or that it is being
revolutionized through natural bus
hidden causss. However this m.y
be, the continued rainfall has been :
surprise toal!, and its contingent BEN
etits will be incalculable to the pros
pectors and miners Tucson, Ariso-
ma, Citizen.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

A Boston man who makes rasp
berry jam for living is authority
for the statement that 1--WE don't use
any raspberries at all in making the
JAM" What eve" do use, it appears,
are tomatoes, and glucose and hay
seed and "little prepared raspberry
favor" Chaos might as well come
again. When raspberry jam turns
out to be dclusion and snare, to
what or to whom shall the public
give its confidence.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03
1t used to be said tba. Pueblo on

1t used to be said that Pueblo en-.
joys 365 days of sunshine each year.
That time is past owing, we suppose,
to the great influx of Kansas jay.
hawkers into "The Italy of America" ("
At any rate a ray of sunlight has not
blessed us for four days; but we
have been experiencing instead a
young Kansas blizzard and snow
storm.-Pueblo Star,
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

She-"James, do you know you
put three buttons On the plate in
church to-day?"
He-'sI knew what was about -
She-"James, perhaps you didn't
know that l bought those buttons
yesterday tor my new dress and paid
fifty cents apiece for them." ."-Waver-
ly Magazine.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03
A man named George rete va, a,

A man named George Tete was as
sessed thirty days in Jail yesterday
by Judge Yeaman, for insulting
ladies. The arrest was made by
Policeman Vaughn who wishes US
to say that if ladies who are annoy.
ed in this way would promptly re-
port the matter to the police that the
prosecution would be easier.-Trlni-
dad Advertiser.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

A. ]. Hoisington, of Garden City,
Capt. Doak, of Granada, and A. T..
Irwin, Davenport, Iowa, between now
and next April will dig a ditch be-
ginning just below Lamar, Colorado,
and extendingng eastward to the
state line, a distance of about twen-
ty-fve miles. The ditch will cover
Granada and Carlton. Harry Linn,
of Lxkin, is engineer and has nearly
completed his work.-Garden City
Sentinel.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03
ROC KY.
FORD,
Bent County, Colorado.

ne wonderful opening sale of lots ROCKY FORD
on pr IL 1887 amounting to t77 which since
~ et been augmented to the astonishing figures
Eoo ia. attracted widespread attention Colorado and
me history OF no town the lines of the q s. f.
Railroad affords parallel opening sale either in the mag
OF the amounts invested the
oy te 500 purchasers who The
spontaneous There utter lack of generate
an unnatural excitement The
he genuine of the location ITSELF
and productive country Let be noted
Contracts each calling for building
aud an equal number requiring the buildings
The value OF $500, cxecned on the day o sale.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

A. V. Scott, cashier of the Bank
OF Lamar, Colorado, who has been
dangerously sick several days, is rap
idly recovering. He announces thai
as soon az he Is able to attend to
business he will reopen his bank
and be prepared to pay his deposit
ors in full.-Garden City Sentinel.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

We are reliably informed that the
Chivington branch of the Gould sys-
tenn will take . southwestern course
from Lamar, striking Atlanta, hence
through Soldiers pass and on to
Trinidad, where connections will be
made with other neutrality-suspicious.
Democrat.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

The resignation of Mr.. e. N. Nor
rison as secretary of the town com.
pany has been accepted and L. II.
johnson elected to fill the vacancy.
Wells Gazette.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

1t was picture to watch the pso-
pie hurrying along the streets last
night for home. The fact that many
OF them had their summer clothes on
yet, caused them to hustle little
more lively than usual.-Pueblo
Chieftain.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

James Mcdonald farms in the foot
hills, 2s miles from Trinidad, with
out irrigation. He grew 700 bushels
OF turnips OH two acres of land. Also
fine oats and good article of wheat.
Trinidad Daily Citizen.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

DR.. Grants business having called
him to Lamar, will shortly become 4
resident of that town. We are sorry
to lose the doctor, and congratulate
Lamar upon securing so good . citi-
zen.--Granada Exponent.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

Lamar la. tested her ~ater-works
and they give entire satisfaction
Happy Lamar! Booming Lamarl-
Springfield Herald.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03
ROCKY
FORD

Is located the south slope of the Arkansas
of Pueblo and IS miles of Lamar It lies
the Pueblo land district and commands splendid
country, both north and SOUTH
Bent County register., 1887-12-03
IRRIGATION

Is here successfully and extensively pursued The Cain
Rocky black
Pueblo City great
Bob north
of will add the rrgabe
immense territory of productive soil.
The region sbou ROCKY FORD is already
products and shipments of vegetables long
been regarded the garden
Company, with the aid of long in the
incidental bnilding towns, purpose
a permanent basis ROCKY FORD They point
pride Lamar, which sprany up principally
from their exertions.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03

soxE PoINs-Lauar be thu Great dsPs OF supply io 'ne
,. .. ", Nan. Land as point to that territory
It during coming spring, be the great soiPpine P M
Tho.sand locate this spring IN tne !
Lamar The United Office being located he
Of looking for Lamar during the ana
ssy spring months. Without exception Lamar " the s s .
a. ,a ~ vou money evey sixty DAYS
lot. Il, u. uo.. Psnentar addition tbesy OF Lamar
Bent County register., 1887-12-03
Main business Street Of Lamar
CROSSING

tH-fhs H.lnss Pauentsr addition which will give oppo'n "
ss'in-ss people in ,ha, Many thousands Oh ~
made by investing property during the last SIX
thousands be the near future TINS new Suu
Town ofsrs splendid opportunities for n'estinsh i'm a
ready for the Great Sale Of Friday, February @th.
Bent County register., 1887-12-03
Lamar, Colorado.

dou tho site the South and
overlook. will be the residence portion
Of nd verych ground in about Lamar
IA is hirh and dry nd / under the system Of irrgsing
dtrhs. whic hasea already been completed In
~ater will be through
he streets, he 81 m q will be
fosnd at Colorado Springs
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-22

WSsS - ~ WSots0 88us
NJ. T. D. Coburn notes the fact that
men are generally horasd to death by
TIE bulls Of presumed lamb like temper.
bat which prove to be in moments VI
excitement y trsaohsrous aud cruel ~
tigers. Whether suspsetsd or not. in
ell such animals the evil propensity is
dormant anu easily awakened. Ths
Jsrssy Bulletin seeks TO impress tbs
.sms vital truth. when w hear Of q
ssll killing Or almost goring some oas Il
death, We ind it mis- first ohsncs-A here.
tefcrs kiad and gentle bull; 90 We say, il
- The gentle bulls that nssd watching.
Oss kaown e BE- cross and ugly u handle
biz attendant il always on the lookout
Tex. and is careful that the bull n. vel
sses The advantage; but the kind onss
thst viii aot hurt you, are led Akonl
without STAFF. using . strap or rops.
aad the 6rst thing W hear Of ia some.
bedy killed Or badly hurt. Never handle
. bsll over one year old without sta6
II b b kind ~ kitten wsteh him .,
olsssly ~ Il be were ~ ugly ~ bsar. -
"Aueh Il The foregoing" adds the Live
ssesk Iadicstor. will apply to the stall
iiss ssd jask and aged boar - we'll - IA
balls." Safety lies 10 the watchful y,
and ''ths upper hand"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-22

Randall's propositions 70 repeal the in.
tsrnal revenue taxes and thus "rsduos
the surplus" - figure that would -.
tisfy the most esoaomical soul in thu
ooantry would tsra ont Of Office shrss
thousand honest Dsnoerass who ars
ssrvins the country now ~ collectors.
dsputiss, sasssrs end ssersksspsrs. II
i 70 b. hoped that the bill will not saks
effect until the hard winter 10 over.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-22

A Ragale lawyer WAS under sxaniaa.
sion - witness and had stated approx
instslS the time q which somsthins
occurred. whsa be was sharply requested
~ the szaninias attorney % h more
definite. ''Yea ought 70 know. Il Va.
absat We time you collected ~ costs 10
Mat sait asd kspt ths money" was the
yaraly sing reply. ~.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-22

The teacher il one Of our intermediate
schools ons day last week had lesson
in language, giving for the subject tbs
word BOY" the scholars to write what
they could about the subject, and this
without assistance and without any time
for preparation. Following are two
specimens Of the ''compositions." written
By two small boys, one and one 10
year.. Of sgs. and they showed . good
idea Of punctuation. and the spelling sx-
csllsnt. but two or three words in each
bsing spelled wrong. and those the
shortest and more common words:
A boy 10 biped animal, one to three
fsst high. Some boys are wise, intelli.
sest. dull. bad. good. kind, gentle. cross.
unkind, stupid, etc. Some boys are very
kind 10 their brothers and sisters. My
brother il very kind to me. Some boys
xrow up 70 b. great men. some mayors
Of sitiss, aad some own great mills and
stores. Boys who study whom they are
anal become the greatest men. Some
boys who do not study whom they ere
ysuaG grow men, are poor. and have to
70 out with pick.ax and shovel, shovel
ias ont ths cutters and streets. Holli.
days some boys sell lemonade and ice.
cream, and some such thing ~ I have
mentioned. and earn lots Of money.
Last Fourth Of July had lemonade
aad ics-erssm stand, and earned some
measy. some boys learn how to swim,
and some save lives. Soms boys steal
thiass and get arrested. and their parents
have 10 bail them out. Some boys are
cruel 70 animals. Some boys come to
school with shoes and stockings Of and
their hair uncomsd, and are not neat.
The teacher does not like this. 30 she
makes them look neat. Some boys stay
home and take care Of the garden and the
baby, and some boys run away and get
into mischief. Some get hurt. Once in
thslwssks vacation ] went with Sylvester
Bennett to play in some sand. 1t was
in winter. We came in his yard. and
there VA some ies on the ground. and
b took ~ AZ and began ehopping it. !
went 70 pick II and be struck me in the
~ with the back Of the AZ. This was
~ accident He cried and ! did. Once
! Wa coming home from school, I
jumped on . milk.wagou. When I
iaapsd ! Lost my balance and fell Cat In
: nud.hols. Boys srs not 20 good. kind,
esstls. and stupid ~ sirls are.
4 boy j ANAL bipsd. not very large,
bst thsy ars large enough to BE- in mis-.
sAisf. In sunnsr most Of che boys stsal
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-22

I'VE wish to return ear si.ssrs
thaaks." says The sdissr Il - IdsAs
papss. ITO The satsrprisins bat ME
guided burglar who broke ints ear rssi.
dsaes pieAt before lest. uaasz The II.
peessiss that BE- was craskisa ~ srih u
ths dseagks vhs live asst deer. Il
sstsFsd - . vi.dew snd 'esssfully -.
.sysA 81 Asssa sstsiss thsa devs =
the eess. Ts this circumstances. ~ +
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